Sentence examples for it's looser from inspiring English sources

It's looser now than when she arrived.

"It's looser ideals about families, about hierarchy.

As slang, it's looser, more suggestive, signifying general oomph: extra spicy, rich, sweet.

In a cell you have a routine, you pretty much know what is going to happen, when it's going to happen, but in society it's difficult, it's looser.

It's looser, jokier and more digressive, and it contains pointlessly macho asides, like this one about Mr. Sullenberger: "His performance was a work of extraordinary concentration, which the public misread as coolness under fire.

It's important not to rush this: keep going until the final mixture should be oily and slack; the consistency is perfect when it's looser than peanut butter, more viscous than jam.

It's loose tea, actually".

"Right now it's loose, amorphous, federated, which is typical.

It's loose, it's casual and there's no riff-raff.

It's not a '50s pencil skirt; it's loose, almost runny.

"It's loose knit, and all of us are struggling musicians".